Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1924, Page 10

Soa wee PAGE TEN. CONFERENCE ON REPARATIONS IN LONDON OPENED Dawes Program Holds Good Basis for Solving Problem, Prime Minister MacDonald Tells Gathering LONDON, July 16.—(By The Associated Press.)— inter-allied conference tir the Dawes plan The sembled at 11 o’clock today can Ambassador Kellogg and Colonel James A., Logan, Jr the American observer present with four ad- umber of secretaries. leoming the delegates a ld made especial reference ¢ of the Amcricans. He ere not present as full he took their pres- s indicating the good will and co-operation of the United States In the t to make the Dawes plan effective Ambassador Kellogg. replying to cDonald’s wel said the people me, and KEEPING WELL ——An NV Tablet (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will help keep you well, by toning and engthening your dl- gestion and elimination. a SY Chips off the Old Block NR JUNIORS—Littlo Ms One-third the regular dose. Made of the same ingredients, then candy coated. For children ‘and adults, SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST Sprechers’ Pharmacy Children's Hair Cutting Ladies’ Cocoa Oil Shampoo Ladies’ Hair Cutting WORLD’S FAIR BARBER SHOP COTTMAN BLDG. Starting July 25 WYOMING MOTORWAY Will Offer to the People of Casper A New and Efficient have learned to e whole-hearted con- » in aur ability to de- goods. They call us liver tk i the dependable plumbers, lany ar customers have our telephone It’s a good habit, suse when plumb- sare needed, 1ally needed in a (& HEATING CO.INC. 359 EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 7 fs $5.00 Reward | Five dollars ard will be pald to the party furnishing the Ci Daily Tribune information to the capture of the pe fraudutentiy « u from Tribune the paper na} ns should not pay any their subscription excep the r who delivers the p: or an authorized collector fre he oftice. If you are not sure you are paying the right collector, ask him| to show his credentials. If he can- not do so please call the Tribune. Telephone 15 Prime Minister for the purpose of making for German reparations a: at the foreign office. Amer with the reparation commis- believed the adoption of the Dawes report would be the first great step toward stabilization of Europe. , ‘The American delegates, Mr. Kel- logg said, were not attending the | cgnference with the same powers as the others at the conference table because the United Stats was not a party to the treaty of Versailles. However, the am! ador added, the Americans were present in the same. spirit of co-operation and helpful n He paid warm tribute to the members of the Dawes committee and their werk, Opening the formal proceedings, Mr. MacDonald briefly surveyed the reparation problem urging the importance of putting the Dawes report into effect as whole, without change of details. It would be the business of the conference, said Mr. MacDonald, to create conditions for the working of the Dawes report, the first being the fiscal and economic unity of Germany, anf the second, adequate security for prospective investors in the joan for Germany. One great merit of the experts’ work, he continued, was the busi- ness-like methods they had adopted in preparing it, and he hoped the present conference would follow their example. He pointed out that the Dawes report was not a final solution of the reparation problem, but that it was necessary to get this scheme into operation before other problems could be solved. Therefore it was his desire that the conference deal solely with the Dawes report. Responding to the British prime minister's welcome, Premier Her- riot of France thanked his colleague for his “noble words.” He recog: nized the apparent difficulties be- fore the conference, but he thought verybody was “imbued alike with love of country and love of peace Therefore he Delieved the interests of the various peoples concerned could be conciliated. M. Herriot proposed Premier Mac- Donald ‘as chairman of the confer- ence, after which the business‘ of organization was began. Sir Mau- rice Hankey was named secretary- general and three committees were appointed to work out the agenda along the lines of the Herriot-Mac- Donald communique issued from Paria July 9. conference The conference adjourned until to- morrow. CONFIDENCE IN OUTCOME LACKING LONDON, July 16.—(By the Asso- Pres)—The inter-alliea con- nce is recognized by the press as most important gathering of statesmen and diplomatists the signing of the Versailles Since this treaty there have teen conferences, each aim- a settlement of weary Euro. lems, and hope is earnestly that the fifteenth will prove the last and result in bringing | order out of chags. While nothing but optimism ts heard in conference circles, com- plete confidence in the happy out: come {is not universally held on the outside. Beyond wishing “the con- ference well, few newspapers express themselves today regarding the pros- pects for a solution of the import- nt reparations problem. One or two, however, remark that there are fous difficulties still in the way of a settlement. It 1s believed the conference will continue for two weeks. | allied | sin treaty been fou Jing at pean y expressed GUARD YOUR HEALTH | ° rept. A * STALLED I al (Copyright, 1924 NE ever dreamed Amendment was to be almed bobbed hair beauty, but apparently there is no Mmit to the scope and power of that ure. The prohibitt threatening to Ritz-Carlton Hotel. that wo! at the idle rich of a great city. the rant violations” with which Ma. of the law ever have come in con- t will be sentenced July 28. respected without nightly visits or| Ritz roof, the bobbed femininty of The axe of the ploneer woodsman Champagne was being sold there at| annoyances on the part of the| New York may descend upon the Two orchestras at the Arkeon to-| blazing a trail through the forests $20/a bottle to all and any who| sleuths. revenuers en masse. Even if the] night will greet dancers. Besides|for advancing civilization is another chanced to have that much money| But the Ritz was raided Just the| suspension is only temporary; even| coonie‘'s bunch, there will be the| innocent cause of great forest fires, nd more, to invest in the bubbling] same. The detectives hired dress| if Charles should open up some place|Waiker Orchestra directed by Mer-|according to other forest authorities. water that was supposed to have)suits and drew something like $120] else, there will be much bobbed bit- disappeared som It boots noth’ prohibition aut ant of these * untll a diskust been a guest on into was “thru.” “Why should these things in measl? pint of liquor once in ten days for a man medically in need of the ‘stimulant, when anybody can] phe Kopper Kettle Art Shop ts goon the Ritz roof and get all-the} sowing a very complete line ‘of intoxicants they desire-in any quan-| pany goods.—Ady. tity and any quality? Prohitition enforcement has become a farce.” irate He added that he had Thus the ered himself. had all sorts o: past in getting He had been put thru the third de. His history had been. taken. He had felt he was being “ gree. CATARRH of BLADDER kman - | rite for Glrewise lion dollars.s and measured for the rogue’s gallery. And all becausi The Mountain States Life Insurance Co., Denver Carries policies with approximately 100 influ- ential citizens of Casper representing half mil- Harry S. Kennedy, Special Agent through M, A. Becklinger, State Agent for Wyo- ming, will be pleased to call on charter mem- bers and ask their earnest support to make this million dollar campaign successful. M. A. BECKLINGER STATE AGENT | (uae I'v 2? You MEAN IT CHASED. YoU ONTO THE BEACH ANID GOT THE SAND. WYORK, Id seem to be a blow aimed Japanese gardens roof have witnessed “the most flag: prohibition threw his book of prescriptions down on the desk and announced that he Che Casper Daily Cribune BARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG NES SUNSHINE ITC MADE A SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WNTH THE GANK To KEEP MY MONEY = OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED BUCKS AND NoT ‘Te Dist 'T OUT To ME ExcerT 82 ar A Time — BUT. = THINK THAT ‘System's THE SUNK-=Im GONNA SEG THE CASHIER AND Tee Him “THE Deas SURE! _ AXGHT IT. ISN'T ITA BEAUTY! IN GASOLINE ‘ALLEY_AVERY MUST HAVE A PERMANENT WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1924. By Billey De Beck “Nou AND THIS Two Doar BUSINESS ARE A NUISANCE -Iu GWE You HA - RECORD = ; 1 AEN IS ° , NONE OF THAT i IN BATHING AND ,BUNCH WOULD. WHAT'S MORE THE FISH TOOK TAKE OUR PICTURE. (M “GOW HST HIM FOR A FLL FOOL'EM AN THE HEAD UP / EZ SSF PADLOCK FOR THE RITZ? VIOLATION iS FLACRANT By ROBERT T. SMALL | for an ailing patient. The Casper Tribune) Naturally, the prohibition July 16.—No one that the Eighteenth at yond measure. all-embracive meas- a ion authorities are “padlock” the entire It had never occurred to them At first blush visit the Ritz. never been there, the Ritz has al or at the night life} ways been more or less awe-inspiring. It is charged that on the Ritz| the same must be there has agreement, between way about it. of the Volstead act jor Haynes’ minions them and four years ago. ing to say that the horities were ignor- ‘flagrant violations" in expense money \and had time on the roof while it lasted. business of prescribing occasionally head- quarters officers were shocked be- They had been busy padlocking cafes and cafeterias on the side streets of New York and also had made some recent forays against the cabarets that once upon time were supposed to put the gayety in the once gay white way. to To persons who have Evidently the prohibition people felt ‘Then, to, it said in their behalf’ that been a sort of gentlemen's the hotel keeptrs that the law would be a gay Following the “pinch” of the most exclusive hotel in America, the au- and aromati¢~corned beef there was) ihe fighters to get contro! of aflfthat the planes, after their over- little left to be desired. If today’s| fires. hauling in England, would last crowd continues, Dinty will have to — through to United States soil. park seats on the sidewalk to give} LIVE CIGARETTE OR Despite the unusual round of offi- sufficient seating capacity. CIGAR BIGGEST MENACE clal activities, the Americans found — SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.—The|a lttle time to see a bit of Mont Every assurance is made for your |biggest electrical storm that could ever/ Maztre last night. Afterward they comfurt at the Henning Marinello| thrust its jagged fangs of fire into| said tt was the first bit of skylarking Shop. Balcony, Henning Hotel.—Adv|a tinder-dry California forest, is not}they had on the entire trip. ——— _—_— feared nearly as much by the Unit- dos, I. Schwartz for watches.—Ady. | ed States forest servicé as the tiniest TRIO AWAIT SENTENGE fragment of a live cigarette or cigar After the show vistt the Kopper} dropped into the dry forest humus, CHEYENNE, Wyo. July 16.— Mrs. C. W. Shomo and P, A. Tuck- Kettle Inn.—Adv. said Wallace f. Hutchinson, chief of —— the- public relations department of What a wonderful-thing it is to|the service in discussing the forest have a park decorated with cheer-} fires situation prevailing in the state ful little signs telling’ us that if we A so much as set foot on the grass, we| ‘‘We can ‘spot’ a Hghtning fire at shall promptly be relieved of five;once,” Hutchinson sald. ‘“‘We can dollars. It isn’t every city that can|see where the lightning strikes and]or, both of Greybull, Wyo., were boast.of such a park with four in-|can close in on the fire right away: |found guilty by a jury in federal spiring messages at its corness. Lightning fites are our simplest prob-] sourt here of violation of the fed- eral liquor law, and are awaiting , sentence. Z. T. Bailey, charged with vilation of the liquor law, changed his plea of not guilty to one of guilty when Judge Kennedy denied his petition to dismiss the charge against him. He prohibition people do not want to be charged with favoring the rich as against the poor, so they are going to try to close up the entire Ritz establishment. And just there is where the bobbed hair beauties of Manhattan get it in the neck. The Ritz has always been “the” place to get the boyish bob. And once you get'the bob there, you must always go back to get the pro- per trim and ‘keep the bob under perfect control. - “Charles” at the Ritz, has bobbed .| more heads than ever wore a crown. He has been the last word in bobbing. Fifth Ayenue flocked to his tonsorial parlors. If Charles is put out of business under the national prohibi- tion act because a couple of dolled up sleuths bought some wine on the —- lem. Expert watch, jewelry repairing.| “But the live cigarette or cigar Most reasonable prices. Casper Koan| butt, we cannot see that. It might Office, 229 So, Center.—Adv. start a fire that could gain terrific —- headway before it is even ‘spotted.’ The Temple studio for kodak fin-| I'll take a dozen electrical storms ishing, and commercial portraits.|to one tiny live coal from a clgar or —Adv. cigarette.” yn Walker. The added attraction|The felled trees give the brush a should secure the attendance of a|chance to grow and in certain *x- large crowd. tions this comes up rapidity and -_—-- thickly, dries quickly anj sorms an How about that swim? Bathing] acute fire hazard. Many of the fires terness in the late July air. For the modern bobbed head must be trim- med atleast every ten days. Then, too, if Charles has to move away ed doctor who had|thorities said they would “padlock"| from the Ritz, will it be “Ritzey" to] suits reduced at Tripeny’s.—Adv. |burning today are in brush lands the roof, walked|the roof. Then it was decided to] go to him any Paes mee i nee —-- that were cleared of their timber FOR RENT headquarters and|try to padlock the entire hotel. Pa- Verily, the prohibition law hat Have you that good lunch made| years ago by the argonaut hosts who " : in| pers to that end are being prepared.| teeth. It biteth where no man dared up for the week-end picnic? Eyery-|hewes out homes and clearings in Desirable office rooms, central Court action is necessary, I fiddle along with an effort to get a Here and There physician deliv- short time visiting her mother. f difficulties tr the prescription blanks. You will never have bottom prices, ards and Cunningham Co.—Adv. “mugged” je _of the legitimate} See that quality refrigerator— Leonard's Polar King | White—ap- proved by good housekeeping. limited supply on a business trip. ting a mid-afternoon drink at Kopper Kettlé Inn.—Ady. For the first time since Adv. . rd nie has everything that directory, —— . The Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder form;makesThe Food-Drinkfor All Ages. Digestible--No Cooking. Alight Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form, Ask for “‘Horlick’s,” at all Fountains. 9@™ Avoid Imitations — Substitutes but the Marjorie Allen hag returned from a trip to Lander where she spent a a better chance to buy a lawn mower at rock See them at Rich- Enameled lining, side cing. A very in stock ‘at ofly The Gantt Hardware Co.— Charles Liebenstien has gone east ‘Take a new lease on life by get- the “pefore the war” you can buy first grade White Naptha laundry soap at Be per ar. Richards and Cunningham Co.— a chance to make in the sporting goes to make up an unbeatable fight: er, youth, enthusiasm, a perfect phy- sique, excepting his bad hand, and suspect. location on Center street. Cool and reasonable. Call Western Blue Print Room 11. Oil Exchange Bldg. thing for the fastidious tongue and|the great forests. WN ENGLIND (Continued from Page One.) actly at 11 o'clock, the time set for leaving, but watted five minutes to have the commercial express plane as a guide. The American fliers found life so pleasant in Paris that they decided to remain in the vicinity of the bright Nghts until the last moment, only aliowing themselves suffi- clent time to arrive in London and keep.a luncheon engagement with the British alr officials, President Doumergue was all pre- pared to pin the legion of honor to the breasts of the redoubtable Americans when he received thent at the Elizee palace. It was said, however, that the executive was in- formed at the last moment that American army regulations require that approval Yor the ,bestowal of foreign decorations be first ‘obtained from Washington. This will be arked for immediately and the pleasant duty of decorating the air heroes will be delegated to the French ambassador at the Amer- jean capital. The American machines were in excellent shape when they took off from here today but the airmen ex- pected they would be in even better condition when the new motors qvere installed at Hull. It was expected above all, the fighter’s instinct that says never stop. In one of his early fights, when still green to the game, Ross was put on the canvas so frequently that his opponent grew tired swinging rights to the head before Ross finally was put out. That is the kind of stuff that champions are made of. In going to the coast, Ernie will find himself in the com- pany of men that know the four- round game from a to etc. No mat- ter who Ross mixes with—we feel that he will make good, and we most certainly wish him the best of luck and referee: Harry Yesness refuses to take any more chances on silk shirts. He is disposing of his entire stock of these garments at very reduced prices. ‘The “Popular” Camping Sets com> bine the attractiveness of a dining table set and the unbreakable qual- ity of out-of doors dishes. Richards and.Cunn{ngham Co.—Ady. Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LFSS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as @ basis of estimating « Ine. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE pric Sah rt baa a coca Le od nes. All cherged advertising will be bookeG “set lines” irrespective of the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. -The Casper Daily Tribuns will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than oze time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by pul without extra charge within FIVB days after insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error does not. materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. TE Careful attention will be given all TELE- Tripeny’s can show you the be drug store bargains in the city. — Adv. Pearl Friedenthal is visiting her mother. The Jacobs New Sample Shop will start their sacrifice sale on Thursday morning. Bargain hunters will be assured of an excellent opportunity to secure summer goods reasonably. Cooling, carefully prepared drinks at Tripeny’s Fountain.—Adv. Comfortable cabs driven by care- ful drivers. Casper Cab Co. Phone 132.—Adv. See Ben Transfer. Adv. FIRE MANAGE BEING LIFTED (Continued from Page One) vance of the flames to a comparative- ly narrow front between Saw Mill and*Sawtooth mountains ,only.to re- celve word that a fresh outbreak had been discovered at Oak Grove, a mile north of the main fire line. The flames theré were being fanned by a stift wind. A new fire in the Angels national forest. also in California, in the San gabriel range between Mount Lowe and Mount Wilson, burned over 30 acres but was controlled last night. A soaking rain late yesterda following showers on Monday, vir- tually extinguished all small fires in western Washington and brought the more menacing blazes under con- trol. Fire Warden J. M. Digby, of Phone 74.— Mrs. Charles Shoblom and daugh- ter Katherine are visiting In the south extensively. The Kopper Kettle Art Shop ts showing a very complete line of*baby goods.—Adv. A backward season leaves us with an over-supply of high grade refrig- erators. Buy them at 20 per cent dis- count this week. Richards and Cun- ningham Co.— Ady. ads received over the PHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy, CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified proper- ly must be in the r Daily Tribune office before 10, Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be insertec. under the head “Too Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE, ‘\_ MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instruetions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily ‘Tribune. After the show visit the Kopper Kettle Inn.—Adv. \ Condensed milk, small size, any brand—4 cans for J5c. Richards and Cunningham Co.—Ady. PAUL J. RUSSELL Traffic Manager Shoppers who are searching for mid-week specials will be rewarded by going to the H. B, Kline Jewelry Store on South Center. Every Wed- nesday, alling bargains may be seen. For the shippers and merchants of Wyoming, Montana, Nebras- ka, and Colorado, overchairge, loss and damage claims, Con- solidated Royalty Building. “HAVE YOUR FREIGHT Take a new lease on life by getting a mid-afternon drink at the Kopper Kettle Inn.—Adv. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Men, women and cheld- s * ren’s hair cutting 40c. Shop’ un- fi Sy King county, Washington, sald that BILL AUDITED der Grill Cafe and Henning Hotel. * esterday marked the opening of} more good rain would settle fire in Casper—By Real Rat TAN vn Feds. Dinty Moore's new corned: beef em-| worries tn that vicinity for the pres- SE adh of WANTED —Careful ‘oqurteous «dey. porium. Taik about that potent{ent. poke ehhh Fire wauitie ott 0 srub- to Te ua Know the city: geod pay Between foaming schooners © right party; Yellow C™ Co, Rains in OregonMonday enabled 343: N. Wolcoit.